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Ban Farm Animals In Chicago? Ald. Lopez Wants Tighter Regulations After Goats, Gators And More Found
"Obviously, farm animals belong on a farm, not in an urban environment like this," said Ald. Ray Lopez (15th).
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2 Men Stabbed In Old Town After Arguing With Man, Police Say
By Kelly Bauer Near North Side, River North Primary category in which blog post is published
The Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus Has $2,500 Scholarships For College Students. Here’s How To Get It
By Jamie Nesbitt Golden
Here’s A Collection Of The Oldest Film Clips In Chicago History
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Lori Lightfoot To Hold 4 Forums To Tout Plan To Close Budget Gap That Could Reach $1 Billion
By Heather Cherone Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Anyone Who Receives Government Assistance Can Now Get A Big Discount On The Internet In Chicago
The Internet Essentials program is making it so anyone who participates in at least one government assistance program can get discounted broadband in Chicago.
Koval Distillery’s Plan To Move On Ravenswood’s Malt Row Approved By City Commission
The Plan Commission also approved a $61 million proposal to bring a pair of office towers to River North.
Driver Hits Bicyclist Who Went Through Red Light In Gold Coast, Police Say
The bicyclist was critically wounded and hospitalized early Friday.
Booze And Etch A Sketch? ‘Princess Etch’ Will Show You How To Master The Toy At SafeHouse Event
You'll get a complimentary drink and a free pocket-sized Etch a Sketch at the event.
Kids, Teens Get Free CTA Rides For First Day Of School On Sept. 3
Last year, the program provided about 130,000 free rides to students and their parents or guardians, according to the city.
17 Car Windshields Broken At Loop Parking Garage By Person Throwing Rock Through Glass, Police Say
Another 24 cars were damaged earlier this week in the West Loop in a possibly related incident, police said.
Police Looking For People Who Robbed, Beat And Maced 2 Victims At Green Line Roosevelt Station
The attack happened late Saturday at the station at 1167 S. State St.
Hanabusa Japanese Cafe Will Bring Super Fluffy ‘Souffle Pancakes’ To The Loop
The restaurant will serve the Japanese pancakes, sandwiches, tea and more all day.
Groups Fighting To Find Stable Housing For Chicago Kids Get $500K From Youth Homeless Innovation Fund
Eight nonprofits will be among the groups receiving money to help young people experiencing housing instability.
